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Get It At Freeman^s
Fresh Lot Huylefs’ and Lowney Candies
If you can’t come phone us. Jfe deliyer promptly any
v,iiei;e in the city or R. 1', D. Route by Uncle Sam; cost
norliing extr^^ ana satisfactory if you trade with us.
Prescriptions Aspeciaity.
imiD'EMAM T3R-{Ja~5or
vViiolesaie and KetaiL
I LOCAL AND personal.
4
r'iu et Music 10c at the 5, 10
hi'ivt £>roiG,
Mr, Heenen Hughes of Graham
in lown yesterday.
Bii'" your Xmas gifts at the
5-H^&25 cent Store.
i'reeman's Sell and recommend
Mi s. Joe Persons Remedy.
Mr. W. R, Sellars was a busi-
r ; s6 visitor at Greensboro Tues-
’ .'i; \ •
Fashionable corresopndence
>iaiione]y at Stewart's Jewelry
Dr. J. A. Pickett of R, F. D.
Ko. 1 was in town Tuesday on
.-.isiriess.
Misses Netta and Elsie Cook
-■; ent Sunday at Elon College the
L'uest of friends.
Santa Claus mail box.
1 have my mail box in the
'(!elO cent store.
Mrs. Mattie Dorsett will sell
h(.T entire millinery stock the 9th
fjid lOih of December,
Mr. Strayhorn our postal
jperator spent Sunday the guest
>f friends at Graham.
For Wedding presents see our
me of Cut Glass and Silver-ware
Stewart's Jewelry Store.^
Just received 50 Ladies Coats
Suits in all coloi*s. $5.98 to ^14.98
Ojoper Dry Goods Company.
Cut Glass, Silver Ware, Clocks
and Jewelry in profusion at
Siewart's Jewelry Store.
Xmas Tree decorations Gift-
boxes; Tags and Stickers, Dolls
and Toys at the 5-10&25 cent store
Miss Flossie Hitchens one of
our popular milliners left Tues
day for her home at Pocomoca
City Md.
WANTED—The weight of every
hog or as near as possible killed
‘n the city, there is a reason.
A. F. Barrstt.
Mr. Betts of Raleigh has been
assisting in the music at the
Baptist Church during the past
'■^^eek.
Miss Eula Dlxfn of Snow Camp
was a business visitor in town
Friday, giving the Dispatch a
velcome call.
Mr. Russell Garvin accompani
ed by Carey Isley spent Saturday
and Sunday at Raleigh the guest
of friends.
R. W. Johnson&Co. of Siler
City have an ad in this issue
showing the coming of Santa
Claus. Read the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden of
Danville Ya. who returned Sun
day evening with Mr. Hart
returned heme Tuesday.
Mrs. W. C. Bain of Greensboro
^pent a few days in the city last
week the guest of her daughter
Mrs. S. M. Hornaday.
Mr. Merit Robinson of Leaks-
' ille spent a few days in town the
past week the guest of his daugh
ter Miss Hattie Robinson.
LOST—Strayed or Stolen, Small
noaad, white and blaek speckled
•Lp of both ears split. Liberal
revvard if returnee^ ta State
Dispatch office.
J. M. Hayden.
In the Burlington Sunday Schools
Simday, Dec. 4t!i 19!0,
Sunday School Totals,
Attendance Collection
M. E. 134 $9.36
Baptist 161 7.40
Presbyterian, 75 3.51
German Ref. 70 1,74
Christian, 145 6,11
Webb Ave. 47 1.62
M, P. 135 2.18
747
$32.10
Mr. A. G. Amick returned
Saturday to his home at Kimes-
ville after spending the week
the guest of his sons.
s.nd Mrs. Cornelius
Williams of Greensboro arrived
Monday to be the guest of her
sister Mrs. W. K. Holt. .
^ Rev. S. h. Moi'gan spent Sun
day at Raleigh preaching at the
Baptist Tabernacle, filling the
appointn^ent of Rev. Moncrief.
Mr. Ralph Boring spent Satur
day and Sunday at Lexington
the guest of his'brother Mr. Hal
Boring who returned with him.
Arrangements are being made
for an old time fiddlers meeting
at some date in the near future
which will be announced later.
Oakdale Nursery has thousands
of nice trees to sell. They must go.
A. T. Spoon.
Hartshorn N. C.
Mr. William Warren and Mrs.
Lizzie Warren of Hightower
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town the guest of friends.
Mr. A. P. Tilley of Winston-
Salem came down Monday to ac
company his wife, who has been
guest the of Mr. L. B, Whitted
home.
The bady opera at the Grotto,
M®nday night came near being
a I’ainy opera owing to the down
pore only a S'Tsall crowd w”as
present.
Rev. J. W. Morgan came Sun
day to accompany his wife, who
has been the guest of his brother
Rev. S. L, Morgan to their home
at Henderson.
Mrs. Lewter of Durham who,
spent last week nursing her sister
Mrs. H. R, May returned home
Sunday. We are glad to learn
Mrs. May is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Walker
R. F. D. Carrier from Union
Ridge were shopping visitors in
town Monday, purchasing furni
ture for their new home . they
have, recently erected.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. } ’. (3hurch will meet Thursday
afi.ernoon December 8rh at three
o’clock with Mrs. J. B. Cheek.
vJ.i I'lo iTtenibers are urged to be
r)re:-eriL
Remember, only fifteen more
days until the Cote's Piano of the
vJooper Dry Good Co., will be
given away. Make your pur-
chase!|there and save your cou-,
pons, .
^i$80.00 per month straight sa~
and expenses, to men with rig,
to introduce pur Poultry Reme
dies. Don’t answer unless you
mean?business. EuHreka Poultry
FoodiMfg. Co. (Incorporated,)
East St. Louis, III.
Mr, C. H. Cates^returned last
week from ^Tallahassee Fla.,
where he and "Mrs. Cates spent
several weeks visiting. Mrs,
Cates Spent a few days at Whit-
estone Springs S. C. the guest of
her sister.
I
Mr. A. L. Davis Cashier of tiie
First National Bank who under
went an operation at Salisbury
last week is getting along nicely
and is expected home Sunday or
Monday.
MEN’S BIBLE
AND
BARACA
CLASSES TOTALS.
Attendance.
Collection.
M. E.
23
$4,06
3aptist
50
4.09
Presbyterian
13
L65
Christian
26
2.10
M. P.-
21
.80
German Ref.
16
.79
Webb Avenue
16
,80
Total today
165
$14,29
' • A Good Poiition.
Can be had by ambitious young
in the field of
W or Railway telegra
phy, Since the ^hour law be-
cgRie effective, and since the
Wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the coun
try there is a great shortage of
t;elrgraphers. Positions pay be?
gmners from $70 to $90 per
month, with good chanciB of ad-
'/aheement. The National Tele
graph Institute operates six offi
cial institutes in America, under
BUj[)ervision of R. R. and Wireless
Officials and places all graduates
into positiolis. It will pay you
i;o write them for full details at
Alefiiphis/ Tenn., or Columbia,
bocith Carolina..
OR RENT—Good five room
house with electric lights on Ire
land street.
W. Luther Cates.
^ BE W THE LOOKOUT
renaark
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in
suits
pi
store.
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A beautiful Sunday with beau
tiful sunshine and snow biit a
miserable attendance and \»ffer-
ing at all of the classes in Bur
lington. Now, don’t you think
it is a sharne? Think about it.
Men afraid of a httle snow on
Sunday morning. Let it never
be truthfully said again. Let us
be brave, courageous, true and
st£ible in all things worth w'hile
at all times and under all eircum-
ti-Awiigy
nc0S.
Our motto; “We Do Things.”
Our platform: Young men at
vV.ork for young men, all standing
by the Bible and Bible School.
T. D. Dupuy, President.
John H. Vernon, Secretary
FURS WANTED. ^
L MINK 'furs,
Large No. 1, $5.00
Medium No. 1, 4.00
Small No. 1, 3.00
J. D. Payne
Office in Waller Building, on
( | Sj ijing St. Burlington, N. C.
I B. H. Payne, Manager.
I
The home of Mrs, William
Blanchard of R. F. D. 3 was
destroyed by fire Saturday night.
While the family was at supper
the fire caught in a room upstairs,
which was occupied by the lady
who teaches the Blanchard
School Little furniture was sav
ed. Only a small insurance was
carried.
‘ ‘A Massachusetts man has in
herited a farm, with the provi
sion that he is to forfeit it if he
gets drunk.” Considering the
aridity of the average Massachu
setts farm, he will probably de
cide to forfeit.
SANiTARY
PRESSING
CLUB
I represent the COLUM
BIA STEAM LAUNDRY
of Greensboro for dyeing
ahd cleaning. Let me
have your work.
you’H see: some baifg^ins tha
Will please';’you. ' price :
.are low^^^ut -that’s[ .:not th ■,
only a3va;ntage.. ^ ^
finish, the fiibric, ALL are just
as you like th /Stylish
grays blue, browns
effects at to $... kad wortii
FANCY NOBBY lINE OF
STEERES WY
Sanitinf Pressing IM
S. ALLEN HORNE, Mgr.
5URLIN6TON, N. C.
’Phone 342
C: V. SELUARS
' ART STORE,
BHKLISGTQNi N.VC.
Carries in -stock oyer
30(i> different paterns
Mtmos fresents,
BURLINGTON BRife'CO.
Ko use to order
'go ■ see'it.
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BAD COLDS.
I have a real good remedy
for colds, put up in tablet
form. Each package
contains enough to cure
one bad case. It is a pre
scription given by most
of our best doctors, and
cost you only lOcts.
Dont wait till pneu
monia gets you. Send in
your order at once, I will
mail it to you.
Aupstus Bradley, Pii. G,
FtmiFTIUN DR6061ST.
B. A. Sellars &
MAKE READY
LET us HELP
YOU TO BE
PREPARED
FOR THAT
JOYOUS OC
CASION.
.We have hundreds of useful articles suit
able for Christmas preseits.
The very thing your friends and loved ones
will appreciate not only are we prepared to fur~
nish you with Christmas presents here s^re making
big reductions in wearing apparel so yoii can be
properly clothed for the joyous Christmas holi-
days, ■ ' s. .
Ladies Man Tailored CoatSuits.
We have just received a lot" of beautiful suits
from a well known manufaeture one and two of
a kind which we bought at a big reduction and will
offer them with all suits now in stock at the big
gest reduction of the season,
$10.66 Suits at $8.00
“ “ $10.00 '
$12.&D
$15.W
$16.50
$18.75
$22.00
$24.00 .
Ladies and Children’s Coats.
•
Sales in this department have been the largest oh
record but'many arrivals have kept pur sel^tion
in excellent shape. ' - ' ■ ■
ExceptiohaV values and many reduetions; through
the entire line will* mean dollars to you if you will pur
chase that coat lier^. ‘ ^
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Furs
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The handsome heck pieces and sets for both ladieg
and children in the first shipment went so fast we hard
ly had ppportunity to show them. The second ship*
ment comes in this week and will be on display Friday
the 9th. This showing viriH be the largest and best
values of the season. Don’t fail to see them as
there is no better Christmas present than a , Fbr Set or
Neck piece. Ladies Neck Furs $1.25 to $10.00, Muffs
$1.00 to $22.50, lilies Sets $3.50 to $30.00, ^ Childrens
Sets,, $1.25 to $4.00.
$12.50
$15.00
$18.50
$20.00
$21.50
25.00
27.50
Of one hundred of other useful
can motion here only a: few. at ni; other pfece
can yc^ find a select^ lar^^nd^^
thin# suitable for usdfui (^wstmas j^
Here are some of them, j£mbrpidered Linen,
Center Pieces, Table Covers, Bureau Scarfs, Irish
Crocket, (enter Pieces and D(^lies, Hundr^ed5 of
New things in Neck wear, Hat Pin shdlders; shop
ping Bags, Bombs. Belt Pins, fiteauty Pins, Hun
dred of Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Himd^me Um-
brellas with mission and Silver Handles, Towels
Napkins and Tablis Linen to match Rugs and etc.
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BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
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